re: My ultrasound ! 14 weeks , Boy or girl?

It could be either. Both look exactly the same at 14 weeks.

id say boy  

I say boy. I have three girls and at 14 weeks, there was no "nub" lol

Quoting LWT:" Also, I think too that it would be really awesome to be an ultrasound technician. I just hate thinking ... [snip!] ... have to break bad news to patients   I'm sure it is a very rewarding job though, but probably a very difficult one as well!"

As an ultrasound tech you cannot say anything to the patient (if for pregnancy you can obviously guess gender, and point out whats what) but like if the baby has passed away   the doctor has to come in and tell the patient

(I have been thru school for sonography lol its HARD WORK but so awesome!)

Thats hard to say...looks boy...but maybe girl? LOL either way AWESOME pictures!

Quoting BennysMom[&ExpectingAgain:" UPLOADED"

WOW thanks for sharing those are some awesome pictures...  Lol I feel so amazed by them. Anyway congrats!  

It's a girl. All babies have nubs and as the baby grows the nub wither turns down and receedes into the body becoming the clitorus or protrudes farther out becoming the penis. That nub is definitely getting closer to the body. It's a girl. Congrats. Now you have one of each.

Holy awesomeness!

Quoting Rachel Boorman:" It could be either. Both look exactly the same at 14 weeks."

at 14 weeks? no...

Quoting Army Wife and Mommy:" As an ultrasound tech you cannot say anything to the patient (if for pregnancy you can obviously guess ... [snip!] ...   the doctor has to come in and tell the patient (I have been thru school for sonography lol its HARD WORK but so awesome!)"

The ultrasound tech told me that my daughter had passed away at 36w..

Quoting Army Wife and Mommy:" As an ultrasound tech you cannot say anything to the patient (if for pregnancy you can obviously guess ... [snip!] ...   the doctor has to come in and tell the patient (I have been thru school for sonography lol its HARD WORK but so awesome!)"

Aw   that's even worse because you have to tell them that the doctor is going to have to come in and then they KNOW something is wrong!

Quoting Army Wife and Mommy:" As an ultrasound tech you cannot say anything to the patient (if for pregnancy you can obviously guess ... [snip!] ...   the doctor has to come in and tell the patient (I have been thru school for sonography lol its HARD WORK but so awesome!)"

But I have a friend that has a baby that could possibly have DS and the tech told her that there was something wrong..?

My tech told me what looked great, measured fine/etc. She talked to me a lot. I guess it just depends on who you are with. I personally like if the tech talks to me. Silence makes everything seem horrible. However my tech went to get the perinatologist and he let me know my son has a possible horse shoe kidney.

Quoting LWT:" But I have a friend that has a baby that could possibly have DS and the tech told her that there was something wrong..?"

They shouldn't have...we were ALWAYS reminded we CANNOT say we see anything wrong with the baby

Quoting Vindictive:" The ultrasound tech told me that my daughter had passed away at 36w.."

Thats weird...like I said in the other reply they shouldn't have   unless they were a doctor not ultrasound tech doing the ultrasound? They should always bring a doctor in to check and tell the patient...ultrasound techs don't have the training to know whats exactly wrong, its a liability issue is what we were told